The syllabus covers economic, environmental, ethical, governmental, legal, social and technological issues, and encourages a critical understanding of organisations, the markets they serve and the process of adding value. Learners examine the management of organisations and, in particular, the process of decision-making in a dynamic external environment.

The A-Level Intensive course is designed to accommodate students who have not attained the result required by their preferred university, have moved to the UK from other countries, or had an interrupted education.

The A Level programme is studied at Level 3 over a two year period. You will study in a traditional way where your final grades will be based on end of year exams.

The overall purpose of the programme is to study the internal functions of contemporary business organizations at both AS and A2 level. You will also learn how to recognize the nature of problems in businesses, solving problems and making decisions using appropriate business tools.

Economics provides students with the skills to analyse and evaluate issues to a high standard. This subject is therefore of particular interest to students who seek answers to a range of topical questions and also to those who aspire to careers in stimulating and rewarding sectors of the economy. Traditionally this A level subject marries up well with mathematics and science subjects.

The Business & Finance, A Level Professional Honours Programme, will help you to understand the nature and scope of business and financial functions and the economic environment in which they exist.

The Upper Sixth course is suitable for Year 13 and A2 level students. The Upper Sixth is the second year of the two-year A-Level course, culminating with a series of public examinations.